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  1. Japan's core machinery orders swing to 3% gain
  2. New Zealand delays GDP data release again
  3. API posts 3.2 million-barrel fall in crude supply
  4. American Airlines June traffic increases 1.3%
  5. U.S. antitrust chief Varney to step down: report
  6. U.S. stocks close up on industrial, consumer gains
  7. Zumiez same-store sales rose 9.8% in June
  8. Hot Topic's June same-store sales up 0.4%
  9. Hong Kong stocks open higher, with banks, exporter shares strong; Hang Seng Index up
  10. Hong Kong shares up on hopes of end to rate hikes
  11. Australia's jobless rate steady at 4.9% in June
  12. Gold futures edge higher in electronic trading
  13. Portugal market rallies after Trichet remarks
  14. Apple: App downloads have passed 15 billion mark
  15. Pfizer hires J.P. Morgan to explore business-unit sales
  16. U.S. stock futures extend gains as ADP private payrolls jump 157,000 for June
  17. European Central Bank increases refi rate to 1.5% from 1.25% previously
  18. Bank of England stands pat on interest rates as expected
  19. Europe stocks rise as market awaits likely ECB rate hike later
  20. TJX same store-sales rise, shares up 2%
  21. Kohl's June same-store sales rose 7.5%
  22. Amazon.com to hire hundreds at Phoenix center
  23. Portuguese market rallies after Trichet comments
  24. Kosmos says Transocean rig delayed after mishap
  25. ECB suspends minimum rating threshold for Portugal
  26. Pfizer to sell animal health, nutitrition units
  27. Saks same-store sales up 11.9% for June
  28. J. C. Penney same-store sales rise 2%
  29. Goldman downgrades Yum, Starbucks; shares fall
  30. Apple says app downloads pass 15 billion mark
  31. Nordstrom June same-store sales up 7.9%
  32. Dillard's June same-store sales rose 6%
  33. U.S. stock futures hold gains after jobless claims
  34. Dollar, Treasury yields up after jobless claims
  35. U.S. jobless claims fall to 418,000 from 432,000
  36. Goldman tapped Fed for $15 bln loan in 2008
  37. Futures extend gains after ADP jobs data
  38. Macy's June same-store sales rose 6.7%
  39. Gap same-store sales up 1% in June, beating view
  40. Dollar, Treasury yields rise after ADP
  41. June private payrolls rose by 157,000: ADP
  42. Euro slips further before ECB press conference
  43. Target June same-store sales up 4.5%, beats view
  44. Apac Customer Services to be bought by OneEquity
  45. Coming up: Weekly jobless claims, ADP jobs data
  46. European markets hold gains after ECB hikes rates
  47. European Central Bank hikes refi rate to 1.5%
  48. Transocean evacuates 108 from rig off Ghana
  49. Limited Brands June same-store sales rose 12%
  50. Casey Anthony gets four-year sentence for lying to law-enforcement authorities
  51. Energy stocks roar out of the gate
  52. Affymetrix tumbles 18% on earnings report
  53. Apple, Seagate among gainers as tech stocks rise
  54. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rises to 4.60%
  55. Gold falls after two-session win; oil prices gain
  56. Trichet: ECB didn't decide on series of rate hikes
  57. Target, Kohl's, Limited pace retail sector gain
  58. EBay agrees to acquire mobile billing service Zong
  59. Casey Anthony sentenced to four years for lying
  60. ECB: Portugal move applies until further notice
  61. Visa, MasterCard and banks drive financial higher
  62. Stocks advance on ADP jobs estimate, retail sales
  63. Indian stocks rally, lifting Sensex above 19,000
  64. Video: Watch Casey Anthony sentencing
  65. Natural gas futures fall on inventory rise
  66. Energy sector boosts Canadian stocks
  67. Lumber Liquidators shares drop 23%
  68. Boeing delivers 118 planes in second quarter
  69. Obama offers more relief for unemployed homeowners
  70. Treasury to sell $66 billion in debt next week
  71. Sanofi stops Multaq study due to safety concerns
  72. News Corp. to shutter 'sullied' tabloid News of the World
  73. J.P. Morgan to pay $228 mln over rigging charges
  74. Morgan Stanley upgrades shares of Urban Outfitters
  75. Crude-oil, gasoline inventories decline: EIA
  76. Forest Oil shares drop; analyst cuts estimates
  77. State deal with banks won't be done by July 13
  78. News Corp. to shut down News of the World
  79. U.S. stocks add to gains in afternoon trading
  80. Debt talks constructive but issues remain: Obama
  81. VIX Mid-Term Futures ETN to be redeemed Monday
  82. 3rd Circuit Court remands ownership rule to FCC
  83. Obama: Debt talks constructive but inconclusive
  84. Gold futures edge higher to finish above $1,530
  85. ETN tracking CBOE 'fear index' VIX shut down: The Tell
  86. Idera tumbles 14% on drug setback
  87. Crude oil settles up 2.1% at $98.67 a barrel
  88. U.S. stocks end higher as jobs outlook lifts sentiment; Dow rises 93 points
  89. Fed's Hoenig: Rates should have risen by now
  90. Employees to see median pay gains of 3% in 2012
  91. U.S. stocks close higher on tech, bank gains
  92. KLA-Tencor shares rise 7%; UBS upgrades stock
  93. U.S. stocks add to gains, DJIA up 120 points
  94. Hong Kong stocks open sharply higher in broad-based rally; Hang Seng Index up 1.1%
  95. Japanese stocks rally at open, as exporters rise on weaker yen; Nikkei Average up 1.3
  96. China moves up data release to curb leaks: reports
  97. Hong Kong shares jump before China weekend data
  98. Japan current-account surplus better than expected
  99. Australia stocks gain, with resources higher
  100. Japanese shares get lift from weaker yen, data
  101. Oil futures tick higher in electronic trading
  102. U.S. stock futures decline sharply following jobs data; Europe also slumps; Treasurys
  103. U.S. nonfarm payrolls expand by 18,000 in June; jobless rate 9.2%
  104. Google shares dip in premarket following Morgan Stanley downgrade
  105. Oil drops after weak jobs data, gold rises
  106. Europe stocks slump as U.S. jobs data disappoi
  107. Treasurys turn up, dollar pares gains after data
  108. Jobs report knocks stock futures down sharply
  109. Nonfarm payroll rise only 18,000 in June
  110. European bank stress-test results due July 15
  111. Google cut to equal weight at Morgan Stanley
  112. Oil futures rise slightly ahead of job data
  113. Coming up: Nonfarm payroll for June
  114. RBC Capital boosts profit estimates for Big Oil
  115. Former News of the World editor Coulson arrested
  116. Italian bonds hammered amid political worries
  117. Regis same-store sales drop 1.7%
  118. European stocks turn marginally lower
  119. Deutsche Bank upgrades Trinity Mirror to buy
  120. U.K. June producer prices rise 5.7% year-on-year
  121. BMW buying ING's car leasing arm for $1 billion
  122. Europe stocks higher with U.S. jobs data in focus
  123. Santander, BBVA downgraded at Bernstein
  124. Casino cut to hold from buy at UniCredit
  125. British Land buying 17 racket clubs from SocGen
  126. Bovis Homes upbeat on expectations for 2011
  127. Gold gains; silver falls in electronic trading
  128. U.S. stocks open sharply lower; Dow industrials dig a triple-digit hole
  129. Dick's Sporting Goods down 6% after report
  130. Jobs data sting retail stocks
  131. Google among decliners as tech stocks lose ground
  132. Monster Worldwide shares slump 6%
  133. Cree shares fall 5%
  134. Energy stocks fall harder than broad market
  135. Stocks open with deep losses after jobs report
  136. Airline stocks decline after jobs report
  137. Jobs data wracks markets, financials not spared
  138. Southwest traffic, revenue climbs for June
  139. British prime minister launches phone-hack probe
  140. News Corp. shares down on newspaper shutdown
  141. May wholesale inventories rise 1.8%
  142. House will be in session week of July 18
  143. U.S. 10-year-note yield plummets to lowest level in a month
  144. Treasury, dollar gain as Obama speaks
  145. Appeals court overturns ruling lifting NFL lockout
  146. Orient-Expess CEO steps down; shares wilt
  147. Canadian stocks lower on weak U.S. jobs data
  148. Staples, Office Depot, OfficeMax fall on jobs data
  149. Obama urges stronger measures to boost job growth
  150. Caterpillar closes on Bucyrus acquisition
  151. Space Shuttle Atlantis blasts off
  152. U.S. stock indexes fall further after jobs report
  153. Space-shuttle program's final mission underway with Atlantis launch
  154. Plane crashes in Congo: report
  155. Corn futures rally over 3% on China demand
  156. OPEC oil output up in June on Saudi hike: Platts
  157. Gold futures add $11 to end up 4% on week
  158. COMING UP: Consumer credit for May
  159. NFL ruling good news for networks - S&P
  160. LivingSocial plans to raise $1 bln in IPO: report
  161. LivingSocial plans IPO to raise about $1 bln: WSJ
  162. Google's Schmidt to testify at antitrust hearing
  163. Blue-chips pare declines after credit data
  164. May consumer credit up for eighth straight month
  165. August oil falls $2.47 to settle at 96.20/bbl
  166. FDIC's Bair to become adviser to Pew
  167. IMF approves $4.5 billion in Greek aid in latest loan installment: reports
  168. U.S. stocks close lower Friday but secure weekly gains
  169. IMF approves 3 bln euro loan for Greece: reports
  170. B. of A. names Terry Laughlin chief risk officer
  171. Stocks end week on down note after jobs data
  172. Three U.S. banks fail, bringing year's total to 51
  173. New York Yankees' Derek Jeter gets 3,000th hit with dramatic home run
  174. Jeter becomes 28th member of 3,000-hit club
  175. Boehner calls for 'smaller' deal on debt
  176. 7.1 quake off northern Japan; no damage reported
  177. Euro zone leaders to hold emergency meeting on Italy: report
  178. U.S. beats Brazil, advances in Women's World Cup
  179. Euro zone officials set emergency meeting
  180. Hong Kong stocks fall after China inflation data; Hang Seng Index down 0.9%
  181. U.S. debt-ceiling meeting ends after just 90 minutes; talks reportedly to continue Mo
  182. Japan stocks lower after U.S. jobs report, with car shares hit; Nikkei Average down 0
  183. Hong Kong stocks fall on U.S., Chinese data
  184. Australia stocks fall, hit by carbon-tax details
  185. Japanese stocks fall after downbeat U.S. jobs data
  186. U.S. debt-ceiling meet ends after just 90 minutes
  187. Banks lead fall for Europe stocks amid sovereign debt worries
  188. Banks lead European markets lower in early trading
  189. Renault sales rise 1.9% on Brazil, Russia strength
  190. Sanofi selling Dermik arm; reports Phase 3 result
  191. Lonza to buy Arch Chemicals in $1.4 billion deal
  192. Northumbrian gets revised $3.9 bln approach
  193. Monsanto, Sinochem in deal talks: WSJ
  194. Japan to test nuclear plants in two stages
  195. Yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury note retreats below 3% as U.S. stock futures slum
  196. Peabody Energy and ArcelorMittal offer A$4.7 billion for Macarthur Coal
  197. Whole Foods upgraded to buy at Goldman
  198. Treasurys gain on European debt worries
  199. Hhgregg cut to market perform by William Blair
  200. Goldman ups Higher One to buy, cuts NetSpend
  201. China debt offering fails to sell out: report
  202. Peabody's new bid for Macarthur praised by analyst
  203. Stillwater Mining to buy Peregrine for $487.1 mln
  204. TRW receives subpoena from U.S. on antitrust probe
  205. Mosaic forecasts $200 mln cost tied to injunction
  206. EU gives temporary approval on Bank of Ireland aid
  207. Spanish government reshuffles its cabinet
  208. Goodyear speeds up plant closure
  209. Dunkin' Brands estimates IPO price $16-$18 a share
  210. Sirius to join the Nasdaq-100 Index
  211. American Midstream Partners sets IPO terms
  212. Monsanto and Sinochem mull deeper ties: Journal
  213. Peabody, ArcelorMittal offer $5 bln for Macarthur
  214. Hertz extends deadline on Dollar Thrifty offer
  215. Italy, Spanish bond yields jump on contagion fear
  216. BSkyB shares sink further on takeover bid jitters
  217. Netflix shares cross $300 mark for first time
  218. Employment trend gauge ticks higher in June
  219. Dow industrials down 120 points as U.S. stocks sell off early Monday
  220. Netflix shares hit $300, reach new all-time high
  221. June employment-trends gauge ticks higher
  222. Financials off as U.S., European debt issues weigh
  223. Hhgregg cut; TJX raised in lower retail sector
  224. News Corp. shares fall on uncertainty over BSkyB
  225. Airline stocks tumble amid European debt fears
  226. Tech stocks retreat as broader market declines
  227. Stocks start with steep selloff on Europe worries
  228. Gold gains on European sovereign debt jitters
  229. Energy stocks drop sharply
  230. Obama rules out short-term debt-limit deal
  231. Obama: Social security not part of debt problem
  232. News Corp. maintains its pursuit of BSkyB
  233. News Corp. withdraws 'undertakings' tied to BSkyB takeover offer
  234. BSkyB shares fall 7% in U.K. on reported withdrawal of News Corp. takeover bid
  235. Storms knock out power to 600,000 in Chicago area
  236. PDL climbs 8% on patent case ruling
  237. Obama rules out temporary debt-limit deal
  238. EU's Van Rompuy: Discussed Greece with officials
  239. NYSE shares fall ahead of Deutsche Boerse vote
  240. News Corp. stays in pursuit of BSkyB
  241. Rep. Frank pushes for bank 'skin in the game'
  242. Nevada gambling revenue soars; LV Strip up 29%
  243. Europe debt, U.S. jobs data deflate Canada stock
  244. Obama, party leaders to meet again on debt deal
  245. Former British PM targeted by Sunday Times - BBC
  246. Illinois Supreme Court upholds video gambling law
  247. Alcoa reports profit more than doubles, backs outlook for global aluminum demand
  248. Dow falls 151 points as stocks finish lower on European debt fears
  249. Coming up: Alcoa reports quarterly results after the bell
  250. Dow industrials down more than 180 points in final hour of session